Posts tagged "Drug charges"

On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, January 31, 2019.

When confronted with law enforcement officials, people in New Jersey may be confused about their options. This confusion could potentially lead them to allow police action that could ultimately result in an arrest. For example, a young woman was recently arrested and now faces drug charges after she allegedly invited police officers into her home.

On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, December 27, 2018.

Most people would consider anyone who wins the New Jersey lottery lucky. If the same person wins again, they are likely considered extremely lucky. Unfortunately, the luck of a two-time Cash 5 lottery winner has seemed to run out -- or at least stalled -- after a traffic stop led to drug charges.

On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, November 29, 2018.

Many people in New Jersey and across the country are passionate about the professional sports teams they support and likely feel disappointment following a loss. In fact, police in New Jersey claim that a man claimed that he became intoxicated because a football team performed poorly. The man now faces DUI and drug charges.

On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in Drug Charges on Saturday, October 20, 2018.

Certain services such as Uber have changed how people get from place to place. While convenient, an argument between a driver and a rider often turns into a situation of one person's word against another's if there is no one else present in the vehicle. Unfortunately, former baseball player Lenny Dykstra now faces drug charges, among others, in New Jersey after an alleged incident with an Uber driver.

On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, September 13, 2018.

Multiple sources have reported on the opioid epidemic in this country. As a result of the attention that it has received, law enforcement officials are often desperate to make progress in the "war." While the desire to prevent harm to people from the drugs is understandable, violating a person's constitutional rights in the name of removing drugs from the streets remains unacceptable. As such, two men who were recently arrested in New Jersey on drug charges may be wondering if their arrest was the result of lawful actions.

On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, August 23, 2018.

It is an accepted fact that no person is capable of perfection. However, people who work in certain professions in New Jersey and across the country are often held to a higher standard. For example, if police officers are suspected of a crime, they often face significant public scrutiny. In fact, in a climate where police are continually under fire, officials may be quick to make an arrest should a suspicion of criminal activity arise, regardless of evidence. Unfortunately, a police chief now faces drug charges.

On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, June 14, 2018.

A 59-year-old woman known as a successful diving coach has been arrested, along with her son, on allegations of criminal activity. Police say the pair were involved with the sale of drugs and guns based out of their home in New Jersey. Authorities worked with FBI informants to gather information that led to the drug charges.

On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, May 31, 2018.

Many individuals charged with a crime wish to have the chance to clear their name. Criminal arrests carry possible penalties and jail time, so individuals usually hope to avoid conviction after they have been charged with a crime. Recently, one New Jersey man was arrested on drug charges. He has been released on bail, but will face the charges in court.

On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in Drug Charges on Tuesday, May 8, 2018.

Distributing the drug that kills another person can come with increased charges. A local New Jersey man was arrested recently regarding three drug overdose deaths. The felony drug charges will carry serious consequences if the man is found guilty. Luckily, he will have the opportunity to plead his case in court and present a strong criminal defense.

On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, April 19, 2018.

Sleeping in a running vehicle led to the arrest of one man recently. The New Jersey man was allegedly found to be in possession of suspected marijuana and paraphernalia when authorities approached him. He was later booked on drug charges.

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